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Active and Passive Voice

This text illustrates the concepts of active and passive voice using various examples from different contexts. The active voice is demonstrated in sentences like "Megan played the guitar" and "Tiffany sang the ballad," where the subjects perform the action. In contrast, the passive voice is presented in phrases such as "The guitar was played by Megan" and "Symbolism was shown by Fitzgerald," highlighting the action's receiver. The text also discusses the use of symbolism and imagery, showcasing Fitzgerald's white as a symbol of wealth and Bradbury's use of imagery to illustrate fire's destructive nature.

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Active and Passive Voice

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  1. Active and Passive Voice

  2. Megan played the guitar. The guitar was played by Megan.

  3. The guitar was played.

  4. The ballad was sung by Tiffany.

  5. Tiffiny sung the ballad.

  6. Symbolism was shown by Fitzgerald.

  7. Symbolism was shown.

  8. Fitzgerald uses white as a symbol of wealth.

  9. Imagery was shown by Bradbury.

  10. Imagery was shown.

  11. Bradbury uses imagery to highlight the destructive nature of fire.

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